A T-shirt reads "I Want To To Ride My Bicycle" — that extra "To" isn't a printing error, it's a deliberate visual gag left in by MAAP and Public Possession. The phrase also happens to be the most honest footnote for this collab: cycling performance and music subculture were always meant to have a slightly irreverent overlap.


MAAP and Public Possession have released Volume II, their second collaborative collection, linking the Australian cycling brand's race-bred DNA with the attitude of the Munich music and apparel label. The lineup spans both on-bike and off-bike scenarios: on the performance side there's the ProAir 3.0 and Emerge jerseys, Team Bib Evo Cargo shorts, and a long-sleeve mesh top; for everyday wear, the collection includes long and short-sleeve graphic tees, a sweatshirt, a hoodie, and rain pants.










